Lost my sunbrite beerscout

Thanks guys. I wrote this one off and it was a complete surprise to get back.
 
Hi-larious! I'll have to add "check your friend's couch" to the list of places for list items.

Mazel tov!
 
Kiteman72 said:
That's what the bail is for, you're supposed to tether it to your belt loop.
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Ah - now the entire design of the product makes perfect sense to me. I kept focusing on the one insignificant part of it - the sharp blade. But now it is all clear - glow in the dark handle to make it easier to find at night, bail for self-attachment during a brief period of sobriety, and the word "beer" right on it so you'll remember why it's in your hand when you are sitting there staring at it.
 
jc57 said:
Ah - now the entire design of the product makes perfect sense to me. I kept focusing on the one insignificant part of it - the sharp blade. But now it is all clear - glow in the dark handle to make it easier to find at night, bail for self-attachment during a brief period of sobriety, and the word "beer" right on it so you'll remember why it's in your hand when you are sitting there staring at it.
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:D:thumbsup::D
There's definitely a reason this pattern is so popular!

- GT
 
It is truly design perfection. The reason for their popularity, no doubt.

The sheepfoot blade is to discourage you from shankin' fools when you have become "lit up".
 
jc57 said:
This is why it is a bad idea to have a beer-opener attached to a pocket knife. Makes it much more likely that you will have trouble remembering where it was last seen. :D
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Coincidentally I was, "disoriented" when I lost it lol I took the bail off and put a leather loop on. Before I drink again I will tie that baby to me!
 
jc57 said:
glow in the dark handle to make it easier to find at night, bail for self-attachment during a brief period of sobriety, and the word "beer" right on it so you'll remember why it's in your hand when you are sitting there staring at it.
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Kiteman72 said:
The sheepfoot blade is to discourage you from shankin' fools when you have become "lit up".
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Perhaps a small instruction sheet should be included in all Beer Scout tubes in the future, with these precise words. Kind of like a sharpening instruction sheet. I'd love to see the little description diagrams, particularly the "shanking" prevention and "lit up".
 
Glad you found it shinyedges. :thumbsup: I have some that's been missing for a while. I know I have put them somewhere and just don't remember because I didn't carry. An elmax blur, a boker auto, a 14 boy's knife and a CRK small Sebenza 21. :eek::eek:
 
To truly prevent "shankin'", you would need a blade like the Navy knives, Buzz!

Randy, if I had misplaced that may knives, I would have a certified coronary! I am currently waiting for a lost modern folder to reappear.
 
r redden said:
Glad you found it shinyedges. :thumbsup: I have some that's been missing for a while. I know I have put them somewhere and just don't remember because I didn't carry. An elmax blur, a boker auto, a 14 boy's knife and a CRK small Sebenza 21. :eek::eek:
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Kiteman72 said:
Randy, if I had misplaced that may knives, I would have a certified coronary! I am currently waiting for a lost modern folder to reappear.
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Yikes! Yeah I would be rather frantic. I have a modern folder that I used to lose on a very regular basis. I dubbed it my lucky knife because it never failed to turn back up. Not wanting to tempt fate any further though, I now have it stored in my knife drawer for semi permanent safe keeping.

Glad you got your knife back shinyedges shinyedges , it is never fun losing something valuable to you.
 
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